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Telus (TSX:T) stock might be a falling knife, but the shares still look like a dividend deal going into November 2026.

Brookfield Renewable offers a 5.6% yield and targets 10%+ FFO growth. Here is what management said, plus risks every Canadian income investor should weigh.

Defense sales plunged 95%, but first-half revenue surged 36% on distributor strength.

Record net interest income and expanded margins drove sequential earnings growth.

Solid-state battery maker launches 100 MWh mass production line targeting 2028.

Gross margins dipped to 52.8%, but management expects recovery within two quarters as pricing actions take hold.

With their reliable cash flows, consistent dividend growth, and strong long-term growth prospects, these three TSX stocks could help investors build a sustainable stream of passive income.

A non-bank lender paying monthly dividends, including year-end special dividends, is tailor-made for a TFSA.

Record combined ratio of 84.7% and 30% submission growth signal strong underwriting momentum.

Truckload margins recovered as pricing gains and efficiency improved operating ratio 450 basis points.

Cloud revenue surged 25% as AI adoption drove productivity gains across enterprise software.

The company is sacrificing near-term margins to defend its nicotine pouch dominance while traditional cigarettes fund the shift.

Rocket Lab's Neutron setback forces investors to reassess launch timelines and valuation.

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CN stock has a stronger 2026 outlook and a 2.2% dividend yield. Here’s what supports the buying case and what investors should watch.

Software revenue accelerated 9% as AI deployment modernization drove consulting demand.

High-end softness pressured results despite strong mass gaming growth.

Commercial finance segment drives results; management guides fiscal 2027 EPS to $9.50–$10.00.

Record results fuel $14.4B project backlog expansion.

Tower operator pivots to pure-play model while targeting 400+ ground lease buyouts in 2026.

Management guides 4% to 7% FY2027 growth as premiumization gains accelerate.

Las Vegas Sands (NYSE:LVS) said third-quarter results were affected by softer demand from high-end customers in both Singapore and Macao, though the company maintained its long-term investment plans and expanded its shareholder-return programs. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Patrick Dumont sa

SAP (NYSE:SAP) reported third-quarter 2026 results marked by double-digit cloud revenue and operating-profit growth, as the enterprise software company said demand for artificial intelligence capabilities, cloud migrations and its Business Data Cloud continued to support bookings. Chief Executive O

International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) reported third-quarter 2026 revenue growth of 6% at constant currency, led by accelerating software sales, infrastructure demand and modest consulting growth. The company said operating pre-tax margin expanded 70 basis points and diluted operating earnings

Knight-Swift Transportation (NYSE:KNX) reported higher third-quarter earnings and revenue as pricing, network efficiency and logistics margin recovery supported results across its asset-based businesses. Management said the company is seeing strengthening conditions in the one-way truckload market,